But Ljubicic's biggest impact has been reserved for more collective matters: the bronze medal at the Olympics in doubles with Mario Ancic; the first Davis Cup title for Croatia in 2005 and the years of service to his dislocated family and to the men's tour.
The agreement ended any criminal liability for President Clinton in the collective matters known as Whitewater and ended the wide-ranging, $60 million independent counsel investigation that plagued Mr. Clinton and his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, for much of their time in the White House.
The agreement ended any criminal liability for Mr. Clinton in the collective matters known as Whitewater, and ended the wide-ranging, $60 million investigation that plagued Mr. Clinton and his wife, now Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, for much of their time in the White House.
To exist, for the northern European the most private of affairs, is here, as in the kraal, a collective matter".
Reinhardt's art holds traces of all of them, and it is from that rich and fertile collective matter that his late, great "black paintings" would grow.
To exist, for the northern European the most private of affairs, is here, as in the kraal, a collective matter". He and Lacis found in Naples that "just as the living room reappears on the street, with chairs, hearth, and altar, so only much more loudly the street migrates into the living room".
The collective matter is formed into filaments and walls, leaving large voids between.
The family members in the household, particularly the members of the nuclear family, provided care and treatment to the person afflicted by diabetes in terms of acquiring medicine, accompanying the person to health care services, knowledge sharing, and upholding a healthy diet since buying food was a collective matter especially in times of financial hardship.
But any reconciliation with the past, as they see it, is not a collective thing but a matter of blaming the old leaders and allowing Serbia to move squarely into Europe.
